No fake kitchen is complete without a set of sugar cookies. With this easy to follow tutorial, your little baker will have so much fun whipping up their own batch of felt sugar cookies.
Felt sugar cookies are also the perfect accompaniment for any tea party.
To make your own zero calorie sugar cookies, grab the following supplies:
To make the your cookie dough and cookie base:
Start by tracing your cookie cutter pattern onto the tan felt/cookie dough. Trace along the outside of the cookie cutter. Using a pair of sharp scissors, cut out your cookie shape.
*Optional. Felt tends to stretch the more you use it. To give the felt more durability, I layered another layer of tan felt beneath the layer I cut the cookie shapes out of. I applied a little bit of glue around the shape outline and pressed it into place onto the solid piece of felt. Sew around the perimeter of the dough. Cut the shape out of the solid layer of felt, using the top layer as an outline. These shapes were not kept intact as I cut them out.
**If you opt to add an extra layer to cookie dough, you may want to cut add a second layer to the cut out cookie shape so it will fit back inside of the dough evenly.
To make the icing.
If you have extra sprinkles, you can fill up an empty sprinkle container.
Glutton free, calorie free felt sugar cookies.
Package these homemade felt sugar cookies up with a rolling pin, measuring cups, measuring spoons, recipe cards and extra sprinkles and you have a great gift.
A gift that encourages imaginative play.
The inner baker is bound to come out in anyone who plays with these cookies.
Felt sugar cookies...
the perfect addition to any play kitchen.
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Yummy!! Great idea as always. :-)
ReplyDeleteWOW! Beautiful and what a fabulous gift!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Hope!
DeleteStop it right now! I want to eat them they look so delicious. You are the best!!
ReplyDeleteFirst time ever I have craved a sugar free, gluten free cookie! Amy they are adorable, how fun.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Amy! What an adorable idea! Makes me what to play too! Love it.
ReplyDeleteI love that you have the dough so they can pop out the cookies themselves. too much fun.
ReplyDeleteSo darling! What a great gift idea for my many nieces this holiday. Thanks Amy!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is fantastic! My girls would love it - especially the little sparkle details.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...when I saw these on FB, I thought they were real! Silly me, AWESOME you!! :o)
ReplyDeleteOh Paula. That is hilarious. Thank you!
DeleteThanks Amy. I'm blushing from your compliments :)
ReplyDeleteLove this idea including the gift set you created with it!! Too cute... and look quite yummy! ;P
ReplyDeleteThanks Maysem. If only I had your packaging skills :)
DeleteAmy that is a great project and they even look delicious! What a wonderful gift that makes! You are the queen of fake food and these are my favorites....so far!
ReplyDeleteThese felt sugar cookies are the cutest! My girls would love playing bakery with these.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Amber!
DeleteThese look so real!!! And I about died when I saw the sprinkles. Amy - you are one talented lady!
ReplyDeleteI just pinned these all over creation! You are so clever. (And now I want cookies.)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable and I love how you stylized the photoshoot with the actual baking utensils and flour. That's dedication!
ReplyDeleteI have a 4 yr. old granddaughter that would love this. Pinning!
ReplyDeleteI heart fake food too, especially your cookies. I just saw some bow tie pasta and salteen crackers on Pinterest. Am I too old to start a pin board of felt food?
ReplyDeleteThese are the cutest!! I've got a Craft Gossip post scheduled for later this morning that links to your tutorial:
ReplyDeletehttp://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-felt-sugar-cookie-baking-play-set/2014/11/24/
--Anne